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Posted to users@spamassassin.apache.org by "Oliver Schulze L." <ol...@samera.com.py> on 2006/12/18 17:05:08 UTC
Perl SA module and logs like spamd
Hi,
I'm using SA from mimedefang.org,
Is there is a way to tell SA Perl module to write to log files
in the same way/format as spamd does?
That will help using tools like sa-stats.pl
Thanks
Oliver
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Re: Perl SA module and logs like spamd
Posted by Fred T <sp...@freddyt.com>.
Hello Oliver,
Monday, December 18, 2006, 11:05:08 AM, you wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm using SA from mimedefang.org,
> Is there is a way to tell SA Perl module to write to log files
> in the same way/format as spamd does?
> That will help using tools like sa-stats.pl
> Thanks
> Oliver
In mimedefang-filter in filter_end I use:
--cut--
my $recipz;
$hits = "" unless defined $hits;
$names = "" unless defined $names;
$Scantime = "" unless defined $Scantime;
$size = "" unless defined $size;
foreach $reciptb (@Recipients) {
$recipz = $recipz . $reciptb . ",";
}
if ($hits >= 6.0) {
md_syslog("notice", "result: Y $hits - $names scantime=$Scantime,size=$size,user=$Recipients[0],autolearn=yes");
} else {
md_syslog("notice", "result: N $hits - $names scantime=$Scantime,size=$size,user=$recipz,autolearn=no");
}
--cut--
Watch for line wraps, and I'm not sure if I had to make any other
changes besides this, but this is all I can see from looking at my
filter.
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